After decades of devices, a power user needing multi-tasking, multi-Media for work and play, this device has topped all.
Brilliant for both.
Smooth UI functionality (even with motion standard.) in Chicago Il
Battery Life is the sole issue and it requires connection to external Samsung battery pack once daily.
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how is the battery with wifi on?? how does it long?
I have both Cavalier and Snap. Snap battery can stay for one day. Cavalier, maybe half day only
how much is the price??
Is the screen readable in direct sunlight? The old Excalibur that I've got becomes unreadable in direct sunlight, while I've seen screens on blackberrys working fine right next to me. I don't know what's different about the technology, but just looking for the functionality.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WO6ilaDumw
Also soon to be for sale, the extended battery!
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lmao.... great..
I actually already made a fan for my eris.
plugs into the usb port for 5v of power, mounted on to the battery cover with slits cut into it. I would post a picture or video, but the only camera i have is my phone!
i use it sparingly, because OC is already taking a lot out of the battery, so as you can imagine it doesn't have a very long life.
so we have huge screen... so what can we do to make the best out of it?
Photoshop Touch.
If you are a college (university for the european folks) student, you can try reading textbooks on the huge screen.
Also try some games
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All apps are awesome on this screen, but when you change your dpi to less than 214 on OVA, that's when the real magic starts to come out... Try it with Stunner ROM v1.4.26.1. It's a one way ticket...!
Hello, I have a little concern about behaviour of a battery for my lg g3 and hope is not going to EXPLODE!!
it is a huge 9600mAh , this one exactly https://tinyurl.com/y953s873 bought 2 weeks ago.
I notice from the battery usage graph it has some little spikes, see pic, and wondering if they are normal, anyone has seen them in the past?
Is safe to keep or it is an underlining of a problem??
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All the OEMs are promoting they have realized full-view screen and a higher screen-to-body ratio. The battle seems never end...
But I find a comparison between many phones and it seems the statistics the company releases is not always true...?
https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/bezel-less-phone-comparison/
I'm wondering what's the best way to realize 100% full-view screen so far? I supposed it was tear-drop but the data proves notch can do better.
Is it possible to reach 100% screen to body ratio?
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